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The Callisto Protocol Developer Blames ‘Clerical Error’ For Dodgy Patch
I daresay that it hasn’t escaped your attention that the PC release of The Callisto Protocol has gotten off to a pretty rough start. Admittedly, many of the initial complaints were regarding a huge stuttering bug which, in fairness to the developer, was (apparently) resolved pretty quickly (just circa 24…
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Warzone 2 is Great Fun But Definitely Has Some Problematic Bugs!
With Warzone 2 coming up for its first week on the market, so far the user reception for the title has been prominently excellent. – The new map is interesting and innovative, the gameplay feels nicely smooth, and (perhaps best of all) I’ve so far yet to encounter anyone whom…
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Intel Confirm Fix to Stop Arc GPUs From Gobbling Up Power While Idle
With Intel’s new Arc series of graphics cards now (sort of) officially available to purchase, while they have largely been praised as a solid entry-level gaming graphics solution, a common complaint among early adopters is that when the GPU is idling, it is drawing an unusually large amount of power.…
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Microsoft Confirms ANOTHER Windows 11 2022H Bug – Slow File Copying!
Following the launch of the Windows 11 2022H update late last month, it’s not exactly a secret that it hasn’t gone even mildly according to plan. – First, it was noted that it was making gaming PCs (in some instances) run slower than before. Then it was noted that Nvidia…
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Konami Finally Admits it Rushed eFootball 2022 (Well, DUH!)
Released a little over 6-months ago, eFootball 2022 was certainly an interesting new proposition when it came to sports gaming. Rather than continuing the apparent uphill battle to compete with the popularity of FIFA, Konami decided to release the title as ‘free-to-play’ with clearly the hope of generating income through…
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Facebook Launches New Oculus Quest Bug Bounty Program
Bug bounty programs have for many years represented an excellent means for software and hardware developers to attempt to discover any potential security flaws within their products. For those of you unaware of what these are, they effectively open up doors to hackers around the world to attempt to find…
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GTA Trilogy Patch 1.03 Released Bringing More (Much Needed) Fixes!
It’s been nearly a month since the release of the GTA Trilogy and I think it entirely fair to say that while prior patches have improved the game, it is still a long way away from being anything reflective of a finished product. Put simply, it was rushed and released…
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GTA Trilogy Patch 1.02 Brings Masses of Much Needed Fixes!
It’s been a little over a week now since the release of the GTA Trilogy, and I think it would be entirely fair to say that the launch condition of the games was unforgivably poor. Rushed, unfinished, and a late 2021 cash grab seem to sum up the majority of…
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Ubisoft Blames Everyone (Except Themselves) for PC Performance Bugs
I don’t think it would be too controversial a thing to say that in terms of game developers, Ubisoft does not exactly have a great reputation. And particularly so within the PC community. – That’s not, incidentally, just my opinion either as a recent survey found that Ubisoft was (with…
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Intel Alder Lake-S May Have Issues With Anti-Piracy Software
Before we go any further, we should point out that Alder Lake-S has not yet been released. In fact, if the recent leak is proven accurate, then it will be launched on October 27th, with general consumer availability coming on November 4th. Despite that still being a couple of weeks…
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Microsoft Confirms $13.6M Paid to Bug Bounty Hunters
For several years now, Microsoft has run one of the arguably most lucrative bug bounty hunting programs in the tech world. Put simply, if you know your way around code and think you’ve found a vulnerability within any program or software they’ve created, Microsoft will pay you to tell them…
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Cyberpunk 2077 is Apparently in a “Satisfactory” State
It has now been 6 months since the release of Cyberpunk 2077 and I think that while many would agree that the game is in a significantly better state now than it was then, it’s still a long way away from being a perfect example of modern high-budget AAA-gaming. –…
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CDPR Confirms Top Reported Issues in Cyberpunk 2077
Despite the fact that we are now over 6 months on from the initial release of Cyberpunk 2077, I think many would agree that while definite improvements have been brought to the game with patches, overall, the experience within Night City still isn’t anything close to being flawless. – Following…
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The 5 Biggest Issues We Constantly See With AAA-Gaming
I don’t think it would be unfair to say that over the last 10 years or so, the quality of a released game has nosedived quite notably. You only have to look at the state of titles such as Cyberpunk 2077 to see that, quite clearly, when this was finally…
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is Having A Miserable PC Launch
Red Dead Redemption 2 was officially released for the PC yesterday and, it’s pretty safe to say at this point, that the launch is proving to be something of an unmitigated disaster. While some users have been able to play the game without seemingly any problems, they are the lucky…
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